The Most Expensive and Least Expensive San Francisco Homes Sold December 2023

22 Jan 2024 · 1 min
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In this concise December 2023 market recap, Austin Klar highlights the price extremes for single‑family homes sold in San Francisco. The least‑expensive transaction was a 2‑bedroom, 1‑bathroom, 875 sq ft residence in the Ocean View neighborhood, notable for its oversized 28 × 125‑ft lot, which sold for $680,000 after 44 days on the market—$19,000 below the original asking price. The most‑expensive sale was a 6,335 sq ft, 5‑bedroom, 7.5‑bathroom estate in Seacliff, situated on a 7,200‑sq ft lot and offering panoramic Pacific Ocean and Golden Gate Bridge views, plus luxury amenities such as an outdoor pool, spa, kitchen, roof deck, gym, wine cellar, and sauna. This property sold for $18,615,000 after 39 days, $1.65 million under its initial ask. Klar ends with a prompt for viewers to follow him for additional Bay Area real‑estate updates.

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